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#1 santanablu3
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nintendo wii made motion sensor's first, then the ps3 copied.......then the nintendo made the mii's, now i hear the the ps3 is making the same thing for there system..........................................dont you think ps3 should stop copying there idea's............how many people agree with me?
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nintendo wii made motion sensor's first, then the ps3 copied.......then the nintendo made the mii's, now i hear the the ps3 is making the same thing for there system..........................................dont you think ps3 should stop copying there idea's............how many people agree with me? santanablu3
I think we all do
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If they can copy it and make it better, kudos to them.  That said, the Sixaxis wasn't exactly an improvement...
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You need to watch this infomercial first.

http://www.starterupsteve.com/swf/posting.html
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#6 Dilrod
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Hate to tell you, Nintendo did not invent motion sensing in controllers, nor did they invent online Identities..
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nintendo wii made motion sensor's first, then the ps3 copied.......then the nintendo made the mii's, now i hear the the ps3 is making the same thing for there system..........................................dont you think ps3 should stop copying there idea's............how many people agree with me?
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nintendo wii made motion sensor's first, then the ps3 copied.......then the nintendo made the mii's, now i hear the the ps3 is making the same thing for there system..........................................dont you think ps3 should stop copying there idea's............how many people agree with me? santanablu3

No, I don't agree.

Sometimes things aren't the best they can be at first. Or in other words, sometimes it's not the innovation but the execution.

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#9 santanablu3
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You need to watch this infomercial first.

http://www.starterupsteve.com/swf/posting.html
goblaa
well if you notice this message again then that mean you should notice that this is a very sirous topic.....and if you dont want to read it again then you should not click on it
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Hate to tell you, Nintendo did not invent motion sensing in controllers, nor did they invent online Identities..Dilrod
first of all they did make the motion sensor first.....ps3 came out with the boomerange controllers and that didnt have motion sensor.......and i kno that for affact......
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#11 santanablu3
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nintendo wii made motion sensor's first, then the ps3 copied.......then the nintendo made the mii's, now i hear the the ps3 is making the same thing for there system..........................................dont you think ps3 should stop copying there idea's............how many people agree with me? DementedDragon
i do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Nintendo did not invent gravity last time i checked...but i could be wrong
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You need to watch this infomercial first.

http://www.starterupsteve.com/swf/posting.html
goblaa

lol that's pretty good.

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#14 Firelore29
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[QUOTE="Dilrod"]Hate to tell you, Nintendo did not invent motion sensing in controllers, nor did they invent online Identities..santanablu3
first of all they did make the motion sensor first.....ps3 came out with the boomerange controllers and that didnt have motion sensor.......and i kno that for affact......

Just letting you know santanablue a ... is used when there is a deliberate delay in a sentence.  For the most part any time you ever want to put in ... replace it with . instead.     ...FYI

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#15 Dilrod
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[QUOTE="Dilrod"]Hate to tell you, Nintendo did not invent motion sensing in controllers, nor did they invent online Identities..santanablu3
first of all they did make the motion sensor first.....ps3 came out with the boomerange controllers and that didnt have motion sensor.......and i kno that for affact......

Did I say Sony made it first either? Nope. Quit assuming stuff. Although there was a ps2 controller that was released with motion sensing technology a few years ago.
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[QUOTE="santanablu3"][QUOTE="Dilrod"]Hate to tell you, Nintendo did not invent motion sensing in controllers, nor did they invent online Identities..Firelore29

first of all they did make the motion sensor first.....ps3 came out with the boomerange controllers and that didnt have motion sensor.......and i kno that for affact......

Just letting you know santanablue a ... is used when there is a deliberate delay in a sentence.  For the most part any time you ever want to put in ... replace it with . instead.     ...FYI

i feel like im getting tought english....lol. its called ebonic FYI you can use it for delayed sentence or you can use it for an expression..
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#17 RahnAetas
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[QUOTE="Firelore29"]

[QUOTE="santanablu3"][QUOTE="Dilrod"]Hate to tell you, Nintendo did not invent motion sensing in controllers, nor did they invent online Identities..santanablu3

first of all they did make the motion sensor first.....ps3 came out with the boomerange controllers and that didnt have motion sensor.......and i kno that for affact......

Just letting you know santanablue a ... is used when there is a deliberate delay in a sentence.  For the most part any time you ever want to put in ... replace it with . instead.     ...FYI

i feel like i getting tought english....lol its called ebonic FYI you can use it for delayed sentence or you can use it for an expression..



They are called ellipses, and really the only time you should use them is to indicate a pause in speech or an incomplete thought.  Because...if...you...use...it...like...this... it sorta just infers you have a breathing problem, or a brain tumor.

Though to the topic at hand, only one person can invent the wheel, but people can certainly think of inventive ways to use them.  Same can be said for other concepts and ideas.